The Emir of Kano, Khalifah Muhammad Sanusi II, has highlighted education, healthcare, security and infrastructure as areas where he has observed activities by the Zamfara State Government under Governor Dauda Lawal.

Sanusi spoke in Gusau on Friday while attending the reopening and commissioning of the Zawiyya Mosque and Islamiyya School, which had undergone reconstruction and received new facilities, according to TVC News.

Reflecting on the governor’s record, the Emir recalled knowing Lawal before he entered public office, particularly during his career in the banking sector. He said the governor’s current role had given him an opportunity to observe his work in Zamfara.

The Zawiyya institution, regarded as one of the state’s longstanding centres of Islamic learning, has produced scholars in different fields over the years.

Sanusi called on those responsible for the mosque and school to ensure that the facilities remain clean and properly maintained, noting their importance as places of worship and learning.

The Friday sermon was delivered by Professor Ibrahim Maqari, who addressed the congregation on peaceful relations among members of society and the responsibility of keeping religious centres clean.